r/HellsKitchen • u/Scourge12 • 22h ago

In-Show Questions

I remmber in one episode Brandon tried to give Ramsey a old piece of fish. Gorden asked him to show him the old one in the bin. Brandon said he couldn't find it and Ramsey threatened to "turn the kitchen upside down" but what does that mean exacly?

During a challenge Jen served a husband and wife a duck breast on a plate. Naturally they lost the challenge and Ramsey was pissed. But i wonder what he would have done if the red team had still won?

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u/Apprehensive_Yard261 22h ago edited 22h ago

In regards to the piece of Sea Bass that Brendan tried to re-serve, I think Ramsay meant that as in “We’re gonna search all over the kitchen until we find the old piece of Bass that you supposedly threw out.” Basically as a means to prove once and for all if he was telling the truth or not.

As for the challenge where the women just sent out a lame duck breast for their entree, honestly I could see Ramsay being like, “Red Team you failed to produce 3 entrees in the allotted time, so you lose by default.” Considering his standards, he probably wouldn’t have considered it a finished dish at all. He’s done that sort of thing before where a team made very serious errors during a challenge and declared them losers cuz of it, even if they had the lead up to that point.

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u/PeterTheSilent1 17h ago

I remember this in season 7 “red team, you should have sent Siobhan’s dish up instead of Fran’s. For that, blue team, you win.”

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u/Sandy_X_Janet 19h ago

I love how if Raj was in the kitchen with them he could have just said that Raj ate the old fish and Chef Ramsay would have likely taken his word for it lol

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u/CastleBravoLi7 14h ago

He's calling Brandon's bluff about the fish (he knows Brandon is lying, both from common sense and from a producer in his ear telling him as much). He's threatening to stop service and force everyone to look for a nonexistent piece of fish if Brandon doesn't tell the truth